At the NFL Scouting Combine in February and again at the Bears' predraft media session last week, general manager Jerry Angelo talked about getting four starters out of the 2011 draft.
He means eventual starters, of course, guys who can become fixtures in the next three years. Adding four starters is a yearly, albeit lofty and elusive, goal for the Bears and most other NFL teams.
''Given where we're picking in the draft [29th], you can't . . . feel like you're going to hit a home run with a player or he's going to come in here and change the course of your football team,'' Angelo said. ''Although we do feel like we do every year: We want to come out of this with four …
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